Released
1988
Also For
Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64
Published by
Codemasters Software Company Limited, The

Perspective
Top-down
Vehicular
Bike / Bicycling, Track Racing
Genre
Racing / Driving, Sports
Gameplay
Arcade
Visual
Fixed / Flip-screen

Description

Professional BMX Simulator is the successor to BMX Simulator and has the same gameplay principle: racing on top-down circuits against the clock. The most apparent improvement to the predecessor is that there are four athletes on the course; all either controlled by human players or the AI. However, despite the opponents a single-player race simply requires a certain amount of laps within a time limit. The three styles are dire bike, quarry racing and desert riding.

Besides the standard version, the player may also choose to play the game in expert difficulty. This mode does not only have harder time limits, but also introduces different tyre and chain-wheel sizes to choose from (influencing the bike's performance depending on the course) and collision detection between the athletes.

From Mobygames.com. Original Entry